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    • Convention concerning the Exchange of Official Publications and Government Documents between States. Paris, 3 December 1958.1

    States Date of deposit of instrument Type of instrument
    1Sri Lanka07/12/1959Ratification
    2Israel04/01/1960Ratification
    3France30/05/1960Ratification
    4Guatemala23/11/1960Ratification
    5Ecuador08/02/1961Ratification
    6China226/04/1961Ratification
    7United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland01/06/1961Acceptance
    8Italy02/08/1961Acceptance
    9Panama17/07/1962Ratification
    10Russian Federation08/10/1962Ratification
    11Egypt22/10/1962Ratification
    12Belarus10/12/1962Ratification
    13Hungary10/12/1962Acceptance
    14Ukraine19/12/1962Ratification
    15Spain01/02/1963Ratification
    16New Zealand05/02/1963Ratification
    17Bulgaria04/03/1963Ratification
    18Cuba01/08/1963Ratification
    19Ghana06/12/1963Ratification
    20Denmark10/11/1964Ratification
    21Romania09/06/1965Ratification
    22Malta18/05/1966Notification of succession
    23Indonesia10/01/1967Acceptance
    24Finland26/05/1967Ratification
    25United States of America09/06/1967Ratification
    26Luxembourg13/12/1967Ratification
    27Morocco30/08/1968Acceptance
    28Norway19/09/1968Acceptance
    29Germany03/10/1969Ratification
    30Poland12/02/1970Acceptance
    31Nigeria22/07/1970Acceptance
    32Dominican Republic24/08/1972Ratification
    33Libya09/01/1973Ratification
    34Central African Republic20/07/1973Ratification
    35Iraq27/12/1973Acceptance
    36Belgium22/10/1975Ratification
    37Netherlands21/11/1975Acceptance
    38Sweden10/06/1980Acceptance
    39Solomon Islands06/10/1981Notification of succession
    40Dominica14/03/1983Notification of succession
    41Japan29/05/1984Acceptance
    42Australia15/06/1984Acceptance
    43Saint Vincent and the Grenadines22/01/1985Notification of succession
    44Brunei Darusalaam25/01/1985Notification of succession
    45Tajikistan28/08/1992Notification of succession
    46Georgia04/11/1992Notification of succession
    47Lithuania10/03/1993Acceptance
    48Czechia26/03/1993Notification of succession
    49Slovakia31/03/1993Notification of succession
    50Estonia07/06/1993Ratification
    51Saudi Arabia28/01/2003Ratification

    1This Convention entered into force on 30 May 1961. It subsequently entered into force for each State 12 months after the date of deposit of that State’s instrument, except in cases of notifications of succession, where the entry into force occurred on the date on which the State assumed responsibility for conducting its international relations.

    2Instrument of ratification deposited by the authorities representing China at UNESCO at the time of the deposit. The Director-General received from the Permanent Delegation of the People’s Republic of China to UNESCO the following communication dated 2 September 1974: “All signatures affixed to the Convention concerning the International Exchange of Publications by the Chiang Kai-shek Clique usurping the name of China are illegal and without force. The Chinese Government does not recognize them and shall in no way be bound by them”. By a communication dated 17 May 1988, the Permanent Delegation of the People’s Republic of China to UNESCO informed the Director-General that the preceding declaration also applied to the Convention concerning the Exchange of Official Publications and Government Documents between States and to the Convention against Discrimination in Education.


       
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